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Active Administrator 8.6.3 - User Guide

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Managing domain controllers

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Active Administrator Overview > Managing domain controllers

Managing domain controllers

Some modules within Active Administrator®, such as Group Policy and DNS, are specific to a selected domain controller. You can add or remove domain controllers from the list, reboot a domain controller, access a domain controller using Remote Desktop Connection, and launch the Diagnostic Console.

Topics 
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Adding a managed domain controller
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Removing a managed domain controller
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Accessing a domain controller remotely
To manage domain controllers
1
Open an Active Administrator module.
2
In the Domain Controller box, select a domain controller.
3
Use the icons to manage the selected managed domain controller.
 

Table 2. Domain controller icons

Icon

Description

Add or remove a managed domain controller. See Adding a managed domain controller and Removing a managed domain controller.

Refresh the domain controller.

Access the domain controller using Remote Desktop Connection. See Accessing a domain controller remotely.

Reboot the domain controller.

Launch the Diagnostic Console for the domain controller. See Diagnostic Console.

Adding a managed domain controller

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Active Administrator Overview > Managing domain controllers > Adding a managed domain controller

Adding a managed domain controller

The list of managed domain controllers is limited to those you add from the list of available domain controllers.

To add a managed domain controller
1
Click .
2
Type a domain name or browse to locate a domain.
3
Click Find Domain Controllers.
4
From the list of available domain controllers, select a domain controller.
▪
To filter the list of available domain controllers, type in the Filter Domain Controllers box. The list filters as you type. To remove the filter, click X.
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To view details about a selected domain controller, click Details.
5
To add the domain controller to the list of managed domain controllers, click Add.
▪
To filter the list of managed domain controllers, type in the Filter Domain Controllers box. The list filters as you type. To remove the filter, click X.
▪
To view details about a selected domain controller, click Details.
6
Click OK.

Removing a managed domain controller

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Active Administrator Overview > Managing domain controllers > Removing a managed domain controller

Removing a managed domain controller

Removing a managed domain controller only removes it from the list. You can quickly add it back to the list when you need it.

To remove a managed domain controller
1
Click .
2
Select a managed domain controller.
▪
To filter the list of managed domain controllers, type in the Filter Domain Controllers box. The list filters as you type. To remove the filter, click X.
▪
To view details about a selected domain controller, click Details.
3
Click Remove.
4
Click OK.

Accessing a domain controller remotely

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Active Administrator Overview > Managing domain controllers > Accessing a domain controller remotely

Accessing a domain controller remotely

You can access a domain controller using Remote Desktop Connection.

To access a domain controller using Remote Desktop Connection
1
Click .
2
Type the password for the account.
3
Select the resolution.
4
To set advanced options, click Advanced.

You can select to auto reconnect, to display the connection bar in full screen mode, and to use smart sizing.

5
Click Connect.
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